free heart interventions to children living with congenital heart defects. Your sadqah can help us provide free and safe drinking water in communities where children have to walk miles to the nearest source. A simple donation from you could help us provide eyesight to people who are going blind with cataract. You can help us provide meals to thousands of families who are going hungry this Ramadan with your Zakat.
Our Little Hearts project provides free life-saving heart surgery to babies and children with Congenital Heart Defects from underprivileged families irrespective of gender, race or religion.
With your support, we are declaring a fight against cataract in sub-Saharan Africa. Each successful operation means independence, freedom of movement, working and seeing the faces of the family again.
Our Feed the Forgotten programme is providing food to families living in conflict zones, economically poor, and people living areas affected by climate change.
Our Mothers provides critical post-natal healthcare, midwifery training, the establishment of maternal clinics and provision of medication.
Muntada Aid’s Enlightened Smiles project aims to educate and care for the well-being of orphans and children in need.
We are providing food provisions to families and internally displaced people (IDPs) who are in desperate need of help in Yemen.
Our simple to use calculator will help you understand Zakat due on your assets and held monies.
We have tried to answer all your questions about Zakat and offer advice and tool to work out how much Zakat you need to pay.
Halima Garba is 70 years old. She lives with her daughter and grandchildren in a small compound on the outskirts of Tahoua, some 300 kilometres from the capital Niamey in Niger.
Halima has cataracts in both her eyes. The family's socio-economic situation and the poor national health infrastructure in Niger have kept her partially blind for the past five years.
Halima heard about our mission in Tahoua over the radio and registered for the surgery. This is her journey of hope and light.
Zakat-ul-Fitr is different to the annual Zakat payment and is due before the end of Ramadan before Eid prayers.
For those who can't fast for legitimate reasons and cannot be made up aftewards must pay fidyah and for any fasts missed unnecessarily, one has to pay kafarah.
This Ramadan you have the power to provide free heart interventions to children living with congenital heart defects.
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Learn MoreWhat is Zakat-ul-Fitr? Zakat-ul-Fitr is different to the annual Zakat payment and is due before the end of Ramadan before Eid prayers. The Zakat-ul-Fitr donation is traditionally given as food...
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